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Wyoming Criminal and Traffic Law Manual, 2009 Edition with CD-ROM

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Publisher :LexisNexis Law Enforcement
Format: Softbound with CD-ROM, replaced annually; 958 pages , CD/BOOK
ISBN: 9781422472057
2009
  $41.00
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    This one-volume reference features the full text of hundreds of Wyoming statutes relating to criminal law, motor vehicle and traffic law, and other enforcement topics. As an added bonus, you can complement your traditional book research with the powerful advantages of CD-ROM technology; a fully-searchable, printable, and downloadable version of the book is included with each volume!

    Features include:

  • New - Wyoming Legal Guidelines
  • New - Spanish phrases for Law Enforcement
  • Annotated CD-ROM version included at no additional cost
  • Extensive table of contents and comprehensive index provide easy access to each area of the law
  • Table of Sections Affected by 2008 Legislation
  • Annual replacement edition



    • For a listing of all our other Law Enforcement titles, visit our Law Enforcement page.

     

     

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